What Abraham's Guild Stands On

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Covenant establishes the biblical foundation and Kingdom principles that guide how Abraham’s Guild members build.

The spiritual economy of covenant — showing entrepreneurs how to operate from revelation, obedience, and divine partnership, rather than from worldly systems of ambition or striving.

Covenant is more than a promise; it’s a partnership — Heaven’s legal and relational framework for multiplication, blessing, and dominion on the earth.

The Abrahamic Covenant is the cornerstone of Kingdom entrepreneurship. It reveals God’s eternal desire to bless His people and make them a blessing to nations. “I will bless you… and you will be a blessing. In you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.” — Genesis 12:2–3
 

Key Principles of the Covenant:

• Divine Partnership: Abraham did not build from ambition but from alignment with God’s voice. Kingdom entrepreneurs are invited to do the same — co-laboring with Heaven in every business endeavor.
• Faith and Obedience: The foundation of Kingdom success is trust. Abraham moved on revelation, not evidence. Faith activates favor, and obedience secures inheritance.
• Inheritance and Dominion: God’s covenant always includes territory. In business, this represents authority, stewardship, and influence in the earth.
• Blessing and Multiplication: The covenant was never meant for personal gain but for global impact — to extend Heaven’s blessing through righteous enterprise.
   

In essence, the Abrahamic Covenant is Heaven’s economic model — a divine system based on trust, obedience, and multiplication through grace.

The principle of first fruits is a sacred act of covenant alignment — dedicating the first and best portion to God as a declaration that He alone is our Source.

“Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops; then your barns will be filled with plenty.” — Proverbs 3:9–10

Why First Fruits Matter:

• Cleanses and Sanctifies the Whole: When the first is given, the rest is blessed.
• Acknowledges God as Owner: First fruits is not a donation; it’s a faith-filled declaration of dependency on Heaven’s economy. 
• Opens the Way for Multiplication: Giving first fruits positions you to receive divine increase and supernatural favor. 
• Establishes Covenant Ground: Each offering is a prophetic act that dedicates your work, wealth, and territory to God’s Kingdom purposes.
   

In Practice for Members:

Abraham's Guild members sow first fruit offerings at the start of every month. This money is then sowed into the nations. We are currently serving El Salvador, Honduras, and Uganda. Within these nations, we are strategically serving the poor, the marginalized, and the outcasts, feeding them practically and spiritually. This enacts the Kingdom principle found in Proverbs 19:17. 

We encourage members to honor God through first fruits offerings at the start of new ventures, fiscal years, or seasons of increase — setting apart their enterprises for divine direction, blessing, and multiplication.